Sentence examples for in direct conversations from inspiring English sources

Michael O. Leavitt, the secretary of health and human services, met with House Republican leaders on Tuesday and with Senate Republican leaders on Wednesday, but said he had "yet to engage in direct conversations with the Democrats".

It is critical that they believe that when America takes action, they can trust what we're doing, what we say, what we say at the United Nations, what we say in direct conversations with leaders of other world -- other countries.

I'm confident some people will inevitably complain that Reach.ly in a way facilitates unsolicited tweeting – some might even call it spamming – but I think some might actually benefit from engaging in direct conversations with hotels, although I think hotel marketers might have to go the extra mile and offer a discount or something to appease users.

(We subsequently confirmed ethnicity in direct conversations with patients, as described above).

Or the gorgeous stream of human color cascading from a bridge railing, his art in direct conversation with the world around him.

"It's the David Hare in me talking, but it's great when you're in direct conversation with the audience about what's actually happening in your family, town, country, now".

He had established a mode of operating with Prince Lowenstein in public: he would call him "Prince Lowenstein" a number of times (even when, in direct conversation, it wasn't necessary to call him anything at all) and then switch to "Rupert".

And for some reason, Mr. Tenenbom almost never has the actors address one another, even when they're engaged in direct conversation: one is stage left looking into the wings at an invisible companion, the other stage right doing the same.

If RTs are used to disseminate information from a source to an audience, mentions are used to try to gain the attention of other users or engage in direct conversation.

The commercials put these two computers in direct conversation with each other (quite literally) and highlighted different features of Mac computers (e.g. iMovie, Time Machine and being dual compatible with Windows) against its PC counterparts.

It also puts La Medea in direct conversation with the original play, which was written by a man and performed by men.